Nancy Lee Haney passed peacefully with her husband at her side on Monday, Feb. 22, 2021 at Providence Alaska Medical Center, from an inoperable internal hemorrhage.
Her Alaska Celebration of Life will take place at 1 p.m. Saturday, Mar. 13, at the Nikiski Recreation Center. This is planned to be live-streamed and recorded. The live-stream YouTube link and the video recording will be available on the Point to Hope Ministries website for those who cannot attend in person.
Her South Carolina Celebration of Life will take place at the River of Life Church in Aiken, S.C. at 5 p.m. Sunday, Mar. 14, 2021.
Nancy was born on June 12, 1951 in Downey, California. She lived in Juneau in territorial days. Her family moved to Kenai in the late 1960’s. Nancy graduated from Kenai Central High School in 1969 and attended college classes.
Nancy did many things in her life, but the last 25 years were truly lived to serve Jesus, her Lord and Savior. She ministered wherever He asked her to go. She began Point to Hope Ministries, first ministering locally, then throughout Alaska, onto the lower 48 and Canada, and then throughout the world to over 160 countries. She had dear friends everywhere, but especially in various areas of Alaska, Georgia & South Carolina, Ohio & West Virginia, and Hong Kong. Nancy sincerely loved and cared about people. She loved telling them about Jesus and seeing them come into salvation, be filled with the light of Jesus’ living hope, and seeing them healed and set free.
She was preceded in death by her daughter, Jamie, and her granddaughter, Crystelle.
Nancy is dearly missed by Henry, her husband of 50 years. She is also survived her daughters, Lisa (Artie), and Christine; her son, Henry (Latisha), and her grandchildren, James and Isabella.
She is greatly missed by her children, grandchildren, and her many, many friends, and sisters and brothers in Christ.
Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to Point to Hope Ministries on the website www.pointtohope.org or mailed to PO Box 7522, Nikiski, Alaska, 99635. Arrangements were by Peninsula Memorial Chapel in Kenai.
